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Jerry Arcidiacono27th April 2008Thank you guys
Joe Kataldo27th April 2008Nice lesson man, it's really a difficult mode to master...great job
Carlos Carrillo25th March 2008well done Jerry!!!!!!!
thanks
Bogdan Radovic5th January 2008Great lesson man !! I enjoyed it!
dogman4th January 2008That is awesome bud. Very Phil Keaggy
- Jerry Arcidiacono4th January 2008
Thanks!
Hisham Al-Sanea4th January 2008fantastic work jerry ,great lesson
Ivan Milenkovic4th January 2008Great phrygian lesson Jerry
- Jerry Arcidiacono4th January 2008
shellshock1911: I think you're talking about the raking. I use this technique sometimes with the high strings because I like very much the sound.
Yes, the video 1 ends with a Ab note, but if you see the complete tab or the GP file you can notice that the backing track changes to the DbM7 chord immediately. So you can consider this Ab note as a note over the DbM7 chord, just a little anticipated.
maxwelldewitte: A kind of... Phrygian Mode is the 3rd of the major scale. So C phrygian has the same notes of the Ab major scale, starting from C.
Check this out:
https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_fo...?showtopic=5012
Thank you again! 
mattacuk4th January 2008I really love the way this sounds Jerry! And Gerardo is right - your phrasing is excellent.
I also really love the fact you supplied a link to the Pandora settings
zoom4th January 2008Yes love those licks Jerry really nice.
Gerardo Siere4th January 2008Nice phrasing. Excelent
shellshock19114th January 2008So yea one more thing, I'm practicing phrasing a lot lately so I've been studying solos and stuff. I notice in video one, the note you vibrato is G#, which is not even in the Cm7 chord, why does it fit?
- maxwelldewitte4th January 2008
So if I understand correctly you just play a G# scale under C chords?
- shellshock19114th January 2008
Really original lesson, learning it right now.
Why is there like a booming sound when you hit the first note in phrase, particularly video 5 and 6? = - Jerry Arcidiacono3rd January 2008
Thank you guys!
Andrew: you are right. It's the reason for this lesson.
Freebird: Grazie! 
Tomy Jeon3rd January 2008Cool solo man!
Dejan Farkas3rd January 2008Nice and melodic
Excellent Jerry
David Wallimann3rd January 2008Excellent man!
I love this kind of phrasing, there are someexcellent licks in this one. Thanks!- TheClansmanDK3rd January 2008
Very creative solo Jerry!
Freebird3rd January 2008Fantastico Jerry!
La backing track è particolarmente adatta, molto fusion complimenti!
Pablo Vazquez3rd January 2008Incredible Jerry!! Excellent!
Marcus Lavendell3rd January 2008Cool stuff Jerry. Thanks!
coffeeman3rd January 2008Cool Jerry , it reminds me of Scott Henderson and Tribal Tech. Very nice, thanks for the lesson.
Muris Varajic3rd January 2008Great use of Phrygian Jerry,
haven't thought of it as a good mode for fusion
before but you cleared the image a lot,thanks!!
The Uncreator3rd January 2008Ahh Phrygian is my favorite, great lesson!!
Andrew Cockburn3rd January 2008Yes, very Fusion sounding - Phrygian doesn't get enough use, that is a cool sounding vibe there
Toni Suominen3rd January 2008Very nice sounding lesson Jerry!
Kristofer Dahl3rd January 2008Very nice - a little Holdsworth sounding to me!
Also - your new light setting has dramatically imrpoved video quality - excellent!
- Lesson
- My notes
Hello GMC! I wrote this solo using the C phrygian scale. The chord progression is quite simple: Cm7 - Db7M
This lesson sounds a little fusion to me. If you are looking for some new phrasing and a different sound, I think this lesson can be useful to you.
You find different guitar techniques here: alternate picking, slides, string skipping, vibrato.
The settings for the Korg Pandora are here.
Key: C minor
Time signature: 4/4
Tempo: 140 bpm
Enjoy!
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
